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Think its so its a bit of a "studio" which I plan on having too, possibly for elderly parents...
A balcony at the front would defo be a challenge, but may not be impossible... https://www.themodernhouse.com/past-sales/powerscroft-road/ (if set back enough to make it invisible).
Defo want an outrigger for the value vs cost they add, Eckford Chong designed a really nice one where half the outrigger was a terrace which is also tempting, maybe with a hot tub at the end...
(was meant as a joke but now has me thinking...)
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We thought maybe for an au pair, lol.
That house is literally round the corner from mine and the design of houses round here is different to Coppermill, they have flatter roofs which are hidden behind a parapet, which means you can do stuff like that when you couldn't with a 'normal' shaped house because it can't be seen from the road. This is an aerial view of our street which shows you what I mean:
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.5526693,-0.0475075,65a,35y,180h,39.58t/data=!3m1!1e3Was the terrace fully outside or internal (got a link)? Cos I reckon the council wouldn't let you have an actual terrace at that height due to overlooking issues.
Soz to be a Debbie downer but have already considered this sort of thing a lot myself. Who knows what wacky schemes architects could come up with to get it past planning though :)
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I have worked with the P and the Q behind that. They are lovely people.
Fox
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Never understood why they put a kitchen in the loft though, bit odd that.